A student who enrolled at Miami Dade College at age 10 just returned as...
Nathan Thomas reached a milestone that most people would never expect from someone still in their teens. While many 18-year-olds are only beginning college, he stepped into a classroom as the instructor and rewrote history in the process. His achievement did not happen overnight. Years of accelerated education helped h
Crane top falls into pool at Miami construction site
MIAMI — The top part of a crane fell into a pool at a construction site in Miami on Friday, officials said. Miami Fire Rescue and Miami Police responded to the scene at 1818 SW 1st Ave. after receiving reports of a possible structure collapse. According to Miami Fire...
Woman Runs Into Miami Restaurant Worker At Target. Then He Exposes A Huge Secret:...
"Okay delete this now." The post Woman Runs Into Miami Restaurant Worker At Target. Then He Exposes A Huge Secret: ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Free’ appeared first on BroBible.
What did Collins Ave. look like before the luxury hotels and condos? Take a...
In the nineteen twenties, when Miami Beach was still emerging as a resort destination, the stretch now known as Collins Avenue featured large estates and small lodging establishments rather than the towering structures seen today. Exploring Collins Avenue history reveals a path from quiet coastal estates to a bustling
10 Miami gems the legendary Anthony Bourdain couldn’t get enough of — and locals...
Anthony Bourdain may have traveled the world in search of unforgettable meals, but some of his most cherished discoveries were here in Miami. The renowned chef, writer and TV personality spent years highlighting the city’s diverse melting pot, from decades-old Caribbean institutions to neighborhood dive bars. “I love M
Turnberry Isle Owners Sue Soffer, Aventura Over Towers on Tennis Courts
Condo associations representing 565 unit owners at Turnberry Isle's North and South towers have sued the City of Aventura and developer Jeffrey Soffer's affiliate, accusing the city of quietly rewriting its own rules to clear the way for two new condo towers on the property's tennis courts and spa. The federal complain
Outgoing M-DCPS superintendent delivers opening of schools address, highlights accomplishments
MIAMI (WSVN) - With the first day of school coming on Aug. 13, the outgoing superintendent of Miami-Dade Public Schools is preparing to welcome new students for the final time. On Friday, the district hosted a opening of schools address at Miami Senior High School, with Superintendent Jose Dotres highlighting...
Miami cost of living soars past New York
With their latest "honor," Miami residents aren't sure whether to take a bow or politely decline. New data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) shows the cost of living in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach metro area has surpassed New York City, by roughly 5%, for the first time on record.
After surviving childhood abuse, South Florida woman helps thousands fight human trafficking
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — A South Florida woman who survived childhood sexual abuse is transforming her pain into purpose through a nonprofit dedicated to preventing human trafficking and supporting survivors. Tania Andre, founder of The Mavuno Project, shared her story as part of Local 10’s Good News South Florida...
A $65 Million Foreclosure Hit MiamiCentral’s Retail. Miami’s Retail Market Itself Is Nowhere Near...
A lender has filed a $65 million foreclosure lawsuit against the Brightline-affiliated entity that owns the retail space at MiamiCentral, the transit hub anchoring downtown Miami's Brightline station. U.S. Bank Trust Company, representing lender XYQ Cayman Ltd., an affiliate of Boston-based Bracebridge Capital, sued Br

















